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Security & Strategic Review - June 2025
CHILE: Gov’t backs proposals to resolve Mapuche conflict
President Gabriel Boric has endorsed a report from the presidential commission for peace and understanding, which proposed a roadmap to resolve the long-standing indigenous Mapuche conflict in southern Chile. The report criticises the current indigenous land restitution system as ineffective. Boric called for negotiations for a new system to be discussed with Mapuche communities, as well as unveiling an economic reactivation plan focused on the conflict-torn provinces. However, resistance to the plans, especially from right-wing opposition parties, remains strong.
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